Linux query process PS or kill process kill the tips

Let's say we're going to kill Tomcat:

So we first need Tomcat's process number PID:

Ps-aux | grep Tomcat

After writing down Tomcat's PID, execute: Kill PID (Tomcat)

All right, here we go.

Passers-by: the little ones, the guy who cheated people's feelings!

Me: Cough! Everybody calm and calm, I this will give everyone to add vegetables ...

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Study is not to become lazy, that and salted fish have what difference!

Ps-aux | grep Flume after the situation presumably everyone has the impulse to beat people: drawings

Now please kill the process associated with Flume:

Kill 22042

Kill 35564

Kill 64608

...

Passers-by: brothers, beat him!

The eating melon people who are ignorant of the truth: OK!

Me: Everybody calm down, the food is coming!

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To avoid a kill, we need to extract the flume process number:

Ps-aux | grep Flume | awk ' {print $} '

It's clear now!

But is the process number, or do you want to kill the PID of the implementation of the strips?

In fact, this statement adds a little bit to it.

Ps-aux | grep Flume | awk ' {print $} ' | Xargs Kill

It is so simple, do not say, ready to run, flicker failure ...

Eat melon masses: So simple a sentence you said so much ....

In the run of me: Everyone, next time you pass tea!!!

Linux query process PS or kill process kill the tips